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  • squeezebox

    Logitech's Squeezebox Touch is Coming (With Touchscreen)

    Dave Zatz found the upcoming Squeezebox Touch from Logitech, a successor to the Squeezebox BOom and Squeezebox Duet from last year. Other than knowing it'll have touch and that it's coming, there's nothing else to report. [ZNF]
    06/23/09
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by me414697: Don't forget that the existing squeezebox can be operated with the very affordable & elegant iPhone app - making the... 1 Responses | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Logitech's Force Feedback Flight System May Also Simulate Airsickness

    If you've really got to have that authentic panicky feeling you get due to extreme turbulence and testy wind conditions, Logitech's new Force Feedback Flight System is probably just the controller for you. Make no mistake, this is one hardcore setup.
    More »
    06/02/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz

    Comment by Gearhead_42: That would be awesome for a helicopter flight sim... 6 Responses | Other threads

  • logitech

    Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller For PS3/PS2 Hands On

    Logitech's wireless PS3/PS2 guitar has a wood body, a wood neck, metal frets and a rosewood fingerboard, meaning its $200 price tag brings you closer to the "rock" experience than normal Rock Band/Guitar Hero guitars. More »
    05/12/09
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by fusiongt: $200 can also get you a good real guitar for you learn the real thing. 14 Responses | Other threads

  • lightning review

    Logitech Harmony PS3 Remote Adapter Review

    The Gadget: An IR to Bluetooth adapter for the PS3, letting you use any Logitech Harmony universal remote to (finally) control your PlayStation 3. More »
    05/12/09
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    By Jason Chen
  • lightning review

    Logitech Harmony 1100 Touchscreen Universal Remote

    The Gadget: The Logitech Harmony 1100, a touchscreen, color universal remote that follows up the Harmony 1000 as the top-end unit in Logitech's remote line. More »
    05/08/09
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by Aloof: Call me crazy, but I almost prefer a pile of remotes to my Harmony One. It's a good universal,... 11 Responses | Other threads

  • lightning review

    Logitech Ultimate Ears 700 Lightning Review: $230 Earbuds Justified

    The Gadget: Ultimate Ears 700, the flagship model of a pretty respected headphone maker that was recently (and wisely) purchased by Logitech. More »
    04/24/09
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    By Wilson Rothman

    Comment by robot-shmobot: I refuse to pay more than $100 for earbuds. I have pair of skull candy in-ear buds with an iphone... 16 Responses | Other threads

  • giz explains

    Giz Explains: The Difference Between $100 and $100,000 Speakers

    A speaker system can cost as little as $35. Or as much as $350,000. As a normal person, you probably have just one question about speakers that cost as much a Ferrari: What. The. Hell. More »
    Listening Test
    04/16/09
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    By matt buchanan
  • listening test

    iPod Dock 8-Way Battlemodo

    Listening Test
    04/14/09
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    By Adrian Covert
  • review

    Logitech G19 Keyboard Review

    Logitech's G19 gaming keyboard—which borders on ludicrous with its embedded Linux mini-computer and full-blown LCD monitor—is the best one they've made yet, even if it doesn't quite reach its full mind-blowing potential. More »
    04/07/09
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by nizzy1115: How do the keys feel? Are they hard plastic or do they have a rubbery coating like the razer ones? 5 Responses | Other threads

  • logitech

    Logitech Adapter Lets You Use Any Harmony Remote with PS3

    Logitech just spilled an upcoming adapter that'll let you use any Harmony remote with the PS3. Not many details (price/date), but it'll do the usual Harmony magic and won't swallow a USB port. [Blogitech]
    03/20/09
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by rextuhfer: i don't understand the remotes for the ps3....my sixaxis works just fine going through movies and stuff. 7 Responses | Other threads

  • notebook accessories

    Logitech Fixes Your Laptop's Heat Problems, Slouchy Posture With the N100, N110

    Following Microsoft's latest foray into the laptop accessories game, Logitech has announced both an active cooling pad and adaptable notebook stand, combating the common mobile computing problems of ball-baking and back-breaking, respectively. More »
    03/18/09
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    By John Herrman

    Comment by fusiongt: Where did that really cushy one go? Ah, this one: [i.gizmodo.com] - that one looks a lot better than both this... 3 Responses | Other threads

  • laptops

    Lightning Review: Logitech Comfort Lapdesk

    The Gadget: Logitech's Comfort Lapdesk—a stylish, cushioned platform that keeps you from burning away your fertility while using a laptop on the couch. More »
    Feature
    02/10/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • dealzmodo

    Gadget Deals of the Day

    We know times are tough, but the only way to make money is to spend money. So crack open that bruised 401k and do some shopping! More »
    01/26/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • dealzmodo

    Gadget Deals of the Day

    You could go out tonight, spend lots of money, get super drunk and hook up with a really attractive member of the opposite sex. Or you could stay in, make Easy Mac and shop. More »
    01/16/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • ces 2009

    Logitech G19 Hands On: I Watched YouTube on a Gaming Keyboard

    I just greased on Logitech's G19 gaming keyboard with its full-blown, full-color LCD display, and it feels just like the G-keyboards you love, but you know, topped a pretty YouTube-playing, widget-powered display. More »
    01/07/09
    34,212
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by BeautifulAgony: $200?? So unnecessary.... buy a rock-solid keyboard for under $75 and do your VOIP, web, and other tasks on the... 6 Responses | Other threads

  • ces 2009

    Logitech Harmony 1100 Touch Remote Brings New Look, Customizable Controls

    Logitech's 1100 goes above and beyond its predecessor with a black anodized aluminum finish and the ability to customize the controls on the 3.5-inch touchscreen. More »
    01/06/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • dealzmodo

    Last Minute Gadget Gift Deals

    The greatest gift of all is love. But for those people who you don't love, these last minute gifts will do just fine.
    12/17/08
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    By Mark Wilson
  • logitech

    Logitech G18 Gaming Keyboard Rocks Your Face With Full-Blown LCD Display, Apocalypse Paint Job

    I was a disappointed when I saw Logitech's G13 gamepad, because I really wanted a new keyboard. Well, here it is, the G18, which looks like it has a full-blown LCD display.
    12/11/08
    25,138
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by admoseremic: Is there a "block all 12 year-olds using mic chat" button pre-programmed? I have my Visa out and I'm waiting for... 12 Responses | Other threads

  • gaming gadgets

    Logitech G13 Keypad Will Help Up Your PWN Factor

    Keyboard not got enough buttons for you to über-game? The Logitech G13 is very willing to help you out, giving you 25 programmable keys and an analog stick, as well and three game modes. More »
    12/10/08
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    By Elaine Chow

    Comment by Kymeira: Nostromo, is that you? 9 Responses | Other threads

  • logitech

    Question of the Day: What's Your Favorite Mouse of All Time?

    Today is the 40th anniversary of the mouse. Since then, it's evolved into different shapes, sprouted buttons, lost its tail and mutated all kinds of other crazy ways. But everyone has a favorite.
    12/09/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by OMG! Ponies!: Microsoft Optical Trackball. It never had the highest resolution, but it's comfortable and built to last. I've had... 17 Responses | Other threads

  • peripherals

    The Logitech Comfort Lapdesk Is Very Shiny and Very White

    Lots of companies make shiny, white products, but Logitech's topped 'em all with their new lapdesk. At the right angle, I think this thing could blind the sun.
    12/08/08
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    By Mark Wilson
  • logitech

    Crazy Never Before Seen Logitech Mutant Mouse Prototypes

    I love Logitech mice, so I actually dug their shameless mouse timeline. Even more awesome, though, are these amazing prototypes that never left their lab, like the three-scroll wheel monstrosity and hockey puck above.
    12/03/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by jonizzzle: Logitec mice are so comfortable to use. I wish apple made their mighty mice ergonomically correct and not just look... 10 Responses | Other threads

  • mice

    Logitech Timeline of Mousery is Full of Memories, Logitech Advertising

    It's a piece of promotional material, but it raises memories: your first, imprecise mousings; excitement at the earliest wireless mouse, and subsequent realization that it was uselessly jittery. More »
    12/03/08
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    By John Herrman

    Comment by hephiber: As a designer, I'm actually shocked (in a happy way) that Logitech's logo hasn't changed for a long time. Bravo, Logitech,... 5 Responses | Other threads

  • logitech

    Logitech Brings Anorexic Wireless DiNovo Keyboard To Macs For $99

    In case you're looking for a stylish and sturdy third-party keyboard option for your Mac, try out Logitech's new diNovo Keyboard Mac Edition. The peripheral features a full-size layout, nineteen shortcut keys for direct access to Mac programs, an integrated number pad, no cords (using 2.4GHz wireless) and a 3-year battery life. We reviewed the diNovo Edge keyboard in August and loved it. This one, at $99, is about $60 cheaper without sacrificing too many of the features of its more expensive bigger brother. More »
    11/11/08
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    By Elaine Chow

    Comment by ara: Every Mac comes with build in bluetooth, why on earth Logitech insists on using their own crappy dongles that do... 15 Responses | Other threads

  • guitar hero

    Logitech Premiere Edition Guitar Is Such, Such Guitar Hero Overkill

    The Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller, Premiere Edition shows that even a keyboard and mouse manufacturer is ready to challenge Fender in the world of high end game guitars. The $250 PS2/PS3 accessory features a premium build including a genuine wood neck, rosewood fingerboard and metal frets. More »
    10/23/08
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    By Mark Wilson

    Comment by Muffgun: Probably missing the point, but um, why not just like, you know, learn to play a real guitar ? 14 Responses | Other threads

  • racing wheels

    Fanatec RennSport Wheel Stand Hangs On Tight While You Drive Like a Maniac

    Racing wheels have come a long way, featuring excellent accuracy and realistic force feedback. But they're still quite awkward, requiring a properly positioned table or precarious lap placement. The RennSport Wheel Stand by Fanatec solves these positioning problems, holding the wheel, pedals and even stick shift in the perfect, adjustable spot for each player. More »
    10/07/08
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    By Mark Wilson

    Comment by Shamoononon, Vampire Grater - Now SWF: That picture has left me speechless. 6 Responses | Other threads

  • harmony

    Logitech Unveils New Entry-Level Harmony 510 Universal Remote

    Logitech has quietly released a new entry-level universal remote, the Harmony 510, for $100. Looking quite similar to the Harmony 550, it offers basically the same features as the rest of the Harmony 500 with a slightly different button layout and a lower price. You should be able to find this online for less than the list price, so if you're in the market for one of the more basic Harmony remotes, this might be a good bet. [CNET]
    10/06/08
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    By Adam Frucci

    Comment by shiftyeyedgoat: I don't get it; why? 8 Responses | Other threads

  • review

    Lightning Review: Logitech's Squeezebox Boom All-in-One Network Audio Player

    The Gadget: The Squeezebox Boom from Logitech streams music from your PC or the internet via an 802.11b/g or Ethernet connection. Unlike previous Squeezeboxes, the Boom also throws in a pair of 30-watt speakers. More »
    09/26/08
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    By Sean Fallon
  • speakers

    Logitech's New Speakers Feature Omnidirectional Sound, Motion Sensing, USB Plug-and-Play

    In case you're in the market for a new set of speakers, Logitech's just dropped a couple that you should probably consider. Two of them, the Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime and the Logitech Pure-Fi Express Plus, also function as iPod docks. The third, Logitech's Z-5 Omnidirectional Stereo Speakers is completely USB bus-powered. Each option will set you back $100. More »
    09/16/08
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    By Elaine Chow

    Comment by kellygeorge: i wouldnt count on it working with the new ipod touch. more » | Other threads

  • keyboards

    Logitech's Illuminated Keyboard Is Its Skinniest Yet

    Logitech's last keyboard offering was the wireless touchpad diNovo Edge,Mac Edition, and though this new keyboard is neither wireless nor touchpad-enabled, it's got two things going for it: it's got back-lit keys for night typing, and it's just 0.37-inches deep. That's skinny, though not quite Apple keyboard aluminum skinny. Due in October in the US and Europe for $80. [Press release]
    09/02/08
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    By Kit Eaton

    Comment by RainyDayInterns: We love the diNovo keyboard and are always impressed with Logitech's... DiNovo FirstLook: [www.rainydaymagazine.com] DiNovo FirstUse: [www.rainydaymagazine.com] However, we are a little lost on the... 3 Responses | Other threads

  • logitech mx1100 review

    Logitech MX 1100 Mouse Review (Verdict: Our Favorite Mouse Ever)

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    Feature
    08/22/08
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    By Jason Chen
  • wii

    Logitech Speed Force Wireless Is First Racing Wheel For Wii

    As its name implies, the Logitech Speed Force Wireless is a force feedback racing wheel for the Wii with a 30 ft wireless range. It is the first racing wheel accessory for the Wii that isn't a shell accessory for the Wiimote. The 10" wheel rotates 200 degrees and has analog gas and brake controls. Need For Speed Undercover will be the first game to take advantage of the force feedback capability, but I'm more concerned about whether or not this thing will work with Mario Kart Wii. It will hit stores in November for $100. [Logitech] More »
    08/21/08
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    By Adrian Covert

    Comment by Barcard: I'm waiting for the WiiSit - a chair where you can sit down in front of your console and avoid... more » | Other threads

  • logitech

    Logitech MX 1100 Mouse Makes Cordless Wave Desktop Reach Pro Level

    Logitech is updating one of its most popular mouse and keyboard sets, the Wave Cordless Desktop with a slightly touched up Wave wireless keyboard—new paint and a longer, ridiculous three-year battery life—and a whole new mouse, the MX1100, which is a mutant hybrid of the oooold MX1000 and the more recent Revolution mice. More »
    08/19/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by shenanigans: the mx revolution is still the best mouse. thinking of getting another one. more » | Other threads

  • review

    Lightning Review: Logitech DiNovo Edge Keyboard Mac Edition

    The Gadget: The Mac edition of Logitech's Bluetooth wireless DiNovo Edge keyboard, which has been around in its Windows state since 2006. The Mac version has Mac-customized keys like Expose and Spotlight, as well as media playback keys and an on-board trackpad. More »
    08/14/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by bosskev: I've never understood the "why" of a wireless keyboard. I mean, you are sitting in front of your display, right?... 1 Responses | Other threads

  • headphones

    Logitech Buys Ultimate Ears for $34 Million

    Logitech has just announce its purchase of high-end headphone maker Ultimate Ears for a cool $34 million. Ultimate Ears specializes in in-ear headphones with prices ranging from the cheap to the insane ($900 for custom headphones molded to the listener's ears). It appears that Ultimate Ears will retain its branding, as on the website the graphics all say "Ultimate Ears, a Logitech Company." Logitech's only headphones before the acquisition were Bluetooth headsets. We'll see what UE does with Logitech's sizable marketing and distribution resources. [Crave]
    08/14/08
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    By Adam Frucci

    Comment by goldcd: Don't think it's a 'bad' thing.Logitech bought the Harmony range of remote controllers and folded them into their products -... more » | Other threads

  • busy hands

    Logitech's V550 Nano Wireless Mouse Docks With Your Laptop's Top

    Many laptop users prefer mice instead of trackpads. The promise of the laptop is untethered portability, and in that spirit Logitech has a new wireless mouse that helps keep your busy hands free, attaching to a dock mounted on your laptop when not in use so you can more easily take it from place to place. The mouse comes with a small dongle for your USB port, that means you don't have to wrap twelve inches of plastic around your wrist. Even if this doesn't solve all your problems it will solve the lack of pockets you must have. [Logitech]
    08/13/08
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    By Matt Hickey

    Comment by Unspellable: From the ExtremTech article: "There are no side buttons, but there's an additional button below the scroll wheel that can serve... more » | Other threads

  • wireless typing

    Logitech Makes Wireless DiNovo Edge Keyboard for Macs Too

    Logitech's diNovo edge keyboard, originally billed as "the most advanced keyboard in the world" has only been available in Windows versions, but today Logitech are releasing a version for Macs. Just like the original it's got multimedia keys, "PerfectStroke" keys and a touchpad-like touchdisc, but this time it's also got Mac-specific keys for launching apps like Mail and Safari. Plus it's got a power button, so you can switch off your Mac by remote. It connects through Bluetooth, comes with a charger base/stand and will cost you a jot under $160. Press release below. More »
    08/06/08
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    By Kit Eaton

    Comment by josephbphillips: @OneObuyan: I spoke with tech support and learned the drivers only work with the corresponding platform-specific version of the device. So... more » | Other threads

  • logitech guitar

    Logitech Making Premium Guitar Hero Instruments

    Logitech's just partnered up with Activision to release some official "premium" instruments for the upcoming Guitar Hero World Tour game. There aren't a whole lot of details in the release, but Logitech will provide a guitar for each of the four platforms (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2) that the game's coming out for. Why are we interested? Because Logitech actually has been known to do some pretty good peripherals, and their racing wheels are always quality. Since there is no photo of the guitar to go along with this release, well, I just had to make my own. Enjoy. [Kotaku]
    07/31/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by ChrisH027: I got to check out the Logitech Guitar Hero "blueprints" at our last trade show...Looks like some pretty cool stuff. Working... more » | Other threads

  • wii

    Logitech Announces Wireless Keyboard for the Wii

    If you use your Wii to surf the web because you really miss your WebTV and want to relive the frustrations of using the internet on your television, this new Logitech Cordless Keyboard for Wii was designed with you in mind. It broadcasts using 2.4 GHz wireless technology and works from up to 30 feet away. Designed with the Wii in mind, it comes with dedicated buttons for Zoom In/Out, Forward/Back, Quit and OK. If it was really designed with the Wii in mind, you'd be able to move forward and back by swinging the entire keyboard around, but alas, that feature isn't included. No word on a release date, but it'll set you back $50 when it drops. [Product Page via CrunchGear]
    07/15/08
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    By Adam Frucci
  • logitech

    Logitech Rolls Out Driving Force Wireless Gaming Wheel for Playstation

    It's missing the built-in shifter and faux-carbon of the Driving Force GT, but it does offer force feedback and, of course, the ability to play Gran Turismo unencumbered by realism-killing wires—a first for Logitech. It'll work with both PS2 and PS3 for $100. [Product Page]
    07/15/08
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    By John Mahoney

    Comment by Windhawk: "Built-in gas and brake controls: Puts precise, fast action within easy reach." Might be a bit awkward trying to keep the... more » | Other threads

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